Category Archives: art
Sydney Cash’s fascination with pattern: giving a new view of master paintings & creating an *optical kinetic effect using Flutex glass. He works from N.Y. See Blogroll for a link.
*See videos / Remastered paintings of masters / Structured Paintings
The paintings of Jernej Forbici represent the polluting & raking of landscape, specifically, Slovenian landscape. See Blogroll for a link to his work on the Sarasist site.
‘Exercises in rootsystem domestication’: The taming or channeling of the intelligent roots of plants into patterned tiles & rugs by Diana Scherer, Holland. See Blogroll for a link & elaboration on her work.
Harvest / Rootbound 4 / Interwoven / Demeter’s Dummy / Harvest 2 / Rootbound 2
Flowery abundance: the vessels & flower heads in porcelain, of ceramic artist, Vanessa Hogge, London. See Blogroll for a link.
Nick Taylor is immersed in motion design, generative design & visual effects, & is currently working at Future Deluxe, London. See Blogroll for a link.
All text taken from Nick Taylor’s site / Betfair – Game within the Game. Directors Cut. from FutureDeluxe on Vimeo. Betfair – the game within the game – working with […]
Derivative once, twice, …. New Zealand artist, Gordon Walters (1919-1995), picked up the Maori ‘koru’ totem of an unfurling fern in his work. Others have picked up on the emblematic Walters’ graphic.*
*Images have been taken from numerous sources / Gordon Walters’ art above / ‘Kiss the baby good-bye’ by artist Michael Parekowhai contributed to the debate about Pākehā (non Māori) artists like Gordon […]
Sam Harrison’s talent in waxed plaster sculpture, woodcuts & charcoal on paper, is shown here. He lives in New Zealand. See Blogroll for a link to the Jensen Gallery (under SH).
Installation – waxed plaster on steel / Cover Their Eyes – woodcut / Curled Woman – waxed plaster & steel / Vincent Seated – woodcut / Head III – charcoal […]
Leaning towards fashion: Nigerian, Lakin Ogunbanwo took up photography while studying law. Post 2 of 2. See Blogroll for a link.
